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BOOKS IN PRINT

Information is organized on this page with the thumbnail index and also with a complete list of WMP books, arranged alphabetically both by title and author. All Wisdom Moon Publishing books are available worldwide as printed texts and as eBooks for reading with Adobe Digital Editions, Nook, iPad, Kindle Apps, Kobo eReader, etc.

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THE BOOKS
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Are You Getting Enlightened
Or Losing Your Mind?
A Psychiatrist’s Guide for Mastering
Paranormal and Spiritual Experience
Second edition
With Foreword by Larry Dossey, M.D.
David Gersten

The integration of spirituality and psychiatry. Getting Enlightened provides a model to distinguish mental illness from spiritual and paranormal experience.
Extensive mental fitness techniques, especially mental imagery, help the reader to integrate miracles and madness.

Published: July 2012
Length: 412 pdf pages (6'' x 9'')
ISBNs: 978-1-938459-09-2; 978-1-938459-11-5

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Calm, Clear, and Loving
Soothing the Distressed Mind,
Healing the Wounded Heart
Second edition
With Forewords by Kathleen M. Higgins, Ph.D., Claudio Naranjo, M.D., Ed.D., and Audrey Rachel Stevenson.
Mitchell D. Ginsberg

Calm, Clear, and Loving investigates the mind—the vibrant consciousness that is the integrated totality of our thinking, feeling, and emotional processes.
A guide to understanding consciousness, psychospirituality, personal transformation, and the philosophy of the emotions, it is also a tool to deal with life’s struggles, including earlier times of trauma, by cultivating awareness, mindfulness, and compassion for ourselves and others.

Published: June 2012
Length: 370 pdf pages (6'' x 9'')
ISBNs: 978-1-938459-12-2; 978-1-938459-14-6; 978-1-938459-18-4

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eBook $16

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Choices of Now
Urgent Decisions for Co-creating
the Future of Our World
Barney Wee and Agnes Lau

In a practical guide that reconciles breaking science with centuries-old spirituality, Choices of Now presents the most pressing, global issues that we face today, ones we are responsible for having created. Barney Wee and Agnes Lau present simple solutions that anyone can start applying today, to begin creating a sustainable world of harmony and cooperation. By exploring the choices that we are presented with at this evolutionary crossroads, and considering where these choices lead, Choices of Now will change the way you think about the world and the possibilities for our future.

Published: April 2014
Length: 484 pdf pages (6" x 9")
ISBNs: 978-1-938459-53-5; 978-1-938459-55-9

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Conscious Relationship
Andrew R. Sadock

Using a simple analogy based upon ancient philosophy, this book answers the following questions: What is the higher purpose of relationship? Why do we attract whom we attract? What keeps a couple together in the long run? The book illuminates how various factors (natural timing, intention, communication, and the mechanisms of the subconscious mind) affect relationship.

Published: November 2013
Length: 70 pdf pages (6'' x 9'')
ISBNs: 978-1-938459-26-9; 978-1-938459-29-0

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Contact
The Tale of Human Longing
for Fulfilling Communication
Janusz Wrobel

We human beings need contact with others from the moment of our birth onwards—filling our entire life with endless interactions with innumerable people. Our yearning for contact defines us as communicative beings in search of exchanging not only information but also emotions and feelings with our family, community, and the world. This longing for contact, at the heart of fruitful communication, inspires most of our significant communicative activities. This is a focal point of this book.
Exploring the nature of communication, Contact defines and discusses the five key levels of communication, refining our abilities to establish fulfilling contact with others and with ourselves.

Published: December 2013
Length: 114 pdf pages (6'' x 9'')
ISBNs: 978-1-938459-31-3; 978-1-938459-38-2

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Death, O Death
Savoring the Human Condition
Mitchell D. Ginsberg

IN PREPARATION

This is planned to be a succinct text, to be published as a small, convenient pocketbook (a vademecum) for easy carrying and reading.
Death, O Death offers contemplative commentaries on death, the human condition, and our interpersonal relationships, honesty, and integrity.
Death may be a realm of wonder; it may be an appreciation of what we know and what we think that we know about this undeniable reality for human life, and for all life. We may have inspiring images of what death amounts to and what might follow after death; we may have great fear about death (which carries the technical name of thanatophobia).
We may reflect here on this aspect of our human life and appreciate the variety of attitudes we may have toward what we experience as the loss of others in our lives, never to return. And to contemplate what our own death will mean for us and for those who know and care about us.
We all face the twin issues of what death is and what it means to us, and of how we are to live until our inevitable death comes in ways foreseen or unexpected.

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The Death of Miss Leonor
A Play in Two Acts
With Foreword by Joe Broderick.
Guillermo Borrero

After years of emotional and physical abuse, Helena takes her young daughter and leaves her husband. She seeks refuge under the protection of her mother. Enraged by the abandonment, her husband follows her and breaks into the house. After an altercation, he murders Helena in front of her mother and Leonor, their five-year-old daughter.
Leonor grows up under the care of her grandmother until the latter’s death. Leo Pardo, the family’s butler, continues to look after her. As a child, Leonor creates an alternative world by developing imaginary friends: Iris and Luna, who become her universe.
Years later, upon the threat of losing her home, Leo tries to help her regain independence and autonomy and to achieve freedom from the controlling influence of her friends, resulting in an unexpected end.

Published: April 2015
Length: 142 pdf pages (6'' x 9'')
ISBNs: 978-1-938459-57-3; 978-1-938459-59-7

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Effective Psychotherapy
The Contribution of Hellmuth Kaiser
Fourth edition
With Foreword by Allen J. Enelow, M.D., and Leta McKinney Adler, Ph.D.
Louis B. Fierman, editor (First Edition)
Mitchell D. Ginsberg, editor (Fourth Edition)

One of the most creative, inspired, and inspiring books in its field, this work offers extended reflections on what makes for effective psychotherapy.

The author, Hellmuth Kaiser, trained at the Berlin Psychoanalytic Institute in the 1920s, where his analyst was Gustav Bally and his supervisors were Karen Horney, Sándor Radó, Wilhelm Reich, and Hanns Sachs. He then continued with further analytic work at the world’s first psychoanalytic clinic, Berlin’s Sanatorium Schloss Tegel, directed by Ernst Simmel.
Kaiser’s career and life, like those of his colleagues, were radically impacted by the coming into power in Germany of the National Socialist Government and the establishing of the Third Reich, in which Freudian analysis was systematically uprooted in Europe; Kaiser left Germany in 1933. In his later years, after teaching at the Menninger Clinic, yet no longer considering himself a psychoanalyst, he shifted from psychoanalytic theories and practices and instead focused on the treatment process itself.
Kaiser’s writings in this work, first published in 1965 but later out-of-print for decades, offer us a sourcebook in a challenging, thoroughly non--dogmatic, open-minded questioning of processes in psychotherapeutic interactions to be observed no matter which school or tradition of therapy we adopt.
This edition contains the full text of the first edition along with new essays to bring the reader up to date with current ideas and reflections on the powerful vision offered to us by Hellmuth Kaiser; offered as well are two new significant translations from the German: (1) the 1934 critique by Kaiser’s analyst, Gustav Bally, of the relationship of Carl Gustav Jung to the then-newly-Nazified world of German psychotherapy, and (2) the 1958 German-language interview of Kaiser by Kurt Eissler, the founder of the Sigmund Freud Archives, only released from closed files and made available in 2013, carried out here making focused use of the original 1958 reel-to-reel audio recording of the interview.
Reviews found on the book’s first pages act as a further invitation to this unusually creative and inspiring therapist.

Published: March 2018
Length: 390 pdf pages (6'' x 9'')
ISBN: 978-1-938459-67-2; 978-1-938459-70-2

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eBook $16

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Fathers and Fathering
An Exploration
Judith Larkin Reno

Fathers and Fathering plumbs the depths of what it means to be a father and male in today’s world. Since we all carry male and female essences within us, you (whether man or woman) will experience profound, new self-discovery through this book. In our universal human condition, our lives are typically stress-filled, drained by the re-aligning of the male principle’s often problematic and dysfunctional actions, as these currently occur in each of us and in society. Fathers and Fathering offers important skills for balancing, understanding, and integrating these and related tensions that we all experience.
With a Ph. D. in Psychology, mystic Rev. Dr. Judith Larkin Reno shares her surprising adventures discovering healthy fathering across a lifetime. Her insights are singular and fresh. As a Wise Blood and grandmother, Dr. Reno’s original work on male deep-essence will surprise and inspire you.

Published: May 2014
Length: 232 pdf pages (6" x 9")
ISBNs: 978-1-938459-33-7; 978-1-938459-39-9

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Softcover $22
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Healing through Pure Mindfulness
Dhiravamsa

Healing through Pure Mindfulness guides us through the transformations of consciousness that lead to the realization of nirvana.
This process begins at our human personality or ego-state level. On this level, we are all dominated ruthlessly by our ruling passions, the compulsive conditioning of our fixations, our harmful, instinctual energy patterns. These include the chief features or fixations of the various personality types. Foremost among all of these harmful patterns are greed, hate, and delusion, the principal mental infections spreading psychological torment that is harmful to our health and well being.
This healing leads from three-dimensional consciousness that roams about in the realm of samsara—the cycle of contamination, action, and consequence (kilesa, karma, and vipaka)—represented by Shakespeare’s Hamlet, to four-dimensional consciousness, a realm outside normal human experience—represented by Goethe’s Faust. Here ends the samsaric journey and begins immediately the entrance into the ever-lasting flow of nirvana.

Published: March 2014
Length: 264 pdf pages (6'' x 9'')
ISBNs: 978-1-938459-25-2; 978-1-938459-36-8

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The Hitler Era
Philosophical, Psychological,
and Historical Reckonings
Mitchell D. Ginsberg

IN PREPARATION

Hitler and the National Socialist (Nazi) Party and government saw themselves as the defenders of European civilization against the mortal threat of the armies of nomadic warriors—barbaric hordes—from the Asiatic steppes: Slavs, Russians, Bolsheviks, Jews, Asians. The Third Reich was claimed to be led by members of a Herrenrasse, a supposedly pure, superior race of Aryans (Noble Ones).
What came to pass was quite different: these self-declared Aryans were themselves violent hordes—Germanic, murderous warriors who acted on an unprecedented level of savagery, viciousness, and remorseless brutality, stunning the world, which could only comprehend the extent of these actions years if not decades later.
This work, grounded in extensive research, explores in depth the diverse, multi-faceted cultural and historical background in which Nazism developed, rooted in rage and the fierce, sweet dream of revenge, and fed by a nightmarish core conviction that the Jews of Europe wanted the extermiantion of all Germans.
It investigates the earth-shaking times from the mutual slaughters of World War I to the disastrous last days of the twelve years of the thousand-year Third Reich.
In this, it examines key dimensions of the complex world of the Third Reich and its own peculiar inner logic, along with the repercussions it has had on hundreds of millions of people, both then and through the several generations of individuals impacted by this catastrophic violence, inviting us to face questions about morality, civility, society, and government that are vital and pertinent to us to this day.
With images, illustrations, maps, bibliography, and an extensive index.
Length: 736 pdf pages (6" x 9")

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A Holistic Guide for Everyday Living
150 Essential Life Lessons
Andrew R. Sadock

An easy-to-read reference book presenting practical guidance for gracefully navigating contemporary situations.
A Holistic Guide for Everyday Living is a pragmatic adaptation of the renowned book of Chinese Taoist wisdom, the Tao Te Ching, complemented by other visionary, inspiring philosophies and the author’s experience as a practitioner in the realm of holistic (mind-body) energy-work.

Published: October 2013
Length: 150 pdf pages (6'' x 9'')
ISBNs: 978-1-938459-08-5; 978-1-938459-23-8

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How to Get Hired
Job Market Secrets Every Grad Needs to Know
Jill DeSena-Shook

How to Get Hired is an honest and often-humorous conversation between the job seeker, employers, recently hired employees, and the reader’s new-found recruiter, Jill. This quick read is filled with cut-to-the-chase advice. The reader will quickly learn how to get a job faster and easier than by going it alone. Real-life stories about interviews and hirings gone wrong transform this tutorial into a reality show about entering the workforce.
This book captures the essential guidance that Jill has given every day to grads fresh out of college who needed help finding a job and for the first time in their lives realized no one could help them do it. It was the first and most important thing they had to do and they had to do it alone. In reading this book, they will not be truly alone.
Here grads can see the reality of job hunting, the necessary preparation, the selecting of target companies, getting company information, what really matters in the interview, and so much more. How to Get Hired will become THE book that every graduating student must follow.

Published: June 2016
Length: 102 pdf pages (6'' x 9'')
ISBNs: 978-1-938459-46-7; 978-1-938459-48-1

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The Inner Palace
Mirrors of Psychospirituality
in Divine and Sacred Wisdom-Traditions
Eighth edition
With Foreword by Robert C. Solomon, Ph.D.
Mitchell D. Ginsberg

The Inner Palace, interweaving philosophy, the phenomenology of religion, the psychology of spirituality, the history of ideas, and transpersonal psychotherapy, takes us into the experiences that sages invite us to apply to our own lives. Grounded in primary sources from Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Jewish, Muslim, and Taoist roots, this text describes spiritual paths and mystical experiences, placing them in the context of a more inclusive vision that reflects some of the highest aspirations and the heart-felt insights of mankind.

Published: January 2013
Length: 900 pdf pages (6'' x 9'')
ISBNs: 978-1-938459-20-7; 978-1-938459-21-4; 978-1-938459-22-1

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Mindful Raft over Troubled Waters
Mitchell D. Ginsberg

The journey of this raft is to the far shore, an ancient metaphor for a consciousness that can see our realities calmly, clearly, and with great compassion, free of the distortions and reactivity that are our more usual human lot.
With this compassionate insight, this wisdom, we see other sentient beings and ourselves with understanding, appreciation, and caring good will. Here, with calm and well being, the awakened mind operates effectively, skillfully.
Mindful Raft over Troubled Waters describes and illustrates the practicing and developing of this transformed consciousness, as found in the teachings on insight (vipassanā) meditation or mindfulness practice, common to the world’s Buddhist traditions.
This book portrays this fresh consciousness in a wide range of experiences; it presents our thinking and feeling processes afresh, offering us self-understanding and a deep appreciation of our experiencing mind in all of its workings. Beyond boredom, confusion, and judgment, we clearly see here our various states of mind, trains of thought, preferences, the creation of intentions, and, ultimately, the carrying out of actions that lead us in one direction or another in our lives.

Published: March 2015
Length: 142 pdf pages (6'' x 9'')
ISBNs: 978-1-938459-49-8; 978-1-938459-51-1

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Miss Lilly
My Life as a Feline Royal
Rikke Goldhirsh

Following in the tradition of fables (from Bidpai, Aesop, and La Fontaine, to Don Marquis), Miss Lilly: My Life as a Feline Royal is a light-hearted, thought-provoking tale told by Miss Lilly, a feline bard of royal persuasion. Offering a fresh exploration of ideas and possibilities in a playful setting, Miss Lilly invites readers to expand their perspectives on the world and on how we all variously experience life.

Published: September 2015
Length: 114 pdf pages (6'' x 9'')
ISBNs: 978-1-938459-60-3; 978-1-938459-62-7

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Mudras of the Buddha (His Life and Works)
Each Illustrated by its Story and Event that Took Place in the Buddha’s Time
Dhiravamsa

In Mudras of the Buddha (His Life and Works), Dhiravamsa introduces some 66 traditional images of the Buddha in various postures (or mudras) and explains the historical contexts that each of these represents.
The mudras span the time of the life of Siddhartha from when he went forth from his mundane existence to become a recluse (samana) in search of a solution to the problem of humanity’s suffering, with his earlier experiences in various meditative traditions, to his discovery of a middle path that became the core of his teachings (his dharma). Further mudras illustrate his offering of his teachings presenting his realizations of the nature of the mind and consciousness, covering particular incidents during the 45 years of his teaching, to his final moments at age 80.
The many stories of episodes in the life of the Buddha and his teachings are rarely presented in current Western literature. Here we have a treasure-chest of these mudras and their stories collected in an organized way, following the teachings of early Buddhism as passed on in the Thai Buddhist Tradition.
This rare work, rich in information and inspiration, will be an important addition to any library interested in Buddhism, in particular, and in spirituality, in general.

Published: September 2016
Length: 306 pdf pages (6'' x 9'')
ISBNs: 978-1-938459-64-1; 978-1-938459-66-5

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Mutating Hallelujahs
The Sacred and the Visionary
Swimming in Worldly Waters
Mitchell D. Ginsberg

IN PREPARATION

Mutqting Hallelujahs takes us into the worlds of religion, spirituality, and contemplation. It explores the ways in which our great world meditative practices and respected religions have survived and been transformed through their adaptation by different societies and cultures, that is, through their cultivation and acculturation.
Each culture has its own concerns, ideals, group practices or societal mores, hopes, and worries; with these giving them a basic orientation to the world, cultures can adapt what they become familiar with, from any inspiring teachings, practical wisdom, creative ideas, and even tools, instruments, inventions, and forms of warfare.
This selectivity brings about a variety of forms in which meditative practices and religious inspiration are manifested, being adapted so that they are harmonious with the values and concerns of each culture, and are in this way, tamed and domesticated, disciplined and made useful to the given group: cultivated.
All of these adaptions take place in the changing contexts in which they may find themselves, in the vast waters of world cultures.
With a fresh questioning and commentary throughout, this work makes use of original core texts and derivative commentaries from the world’s religious and spiritual traditions and from scholarship in a wide range of fields of inquiry.

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Nirvana Upside Down
Dhiravamsa

Nirvana Upside Down offers analyses of the Theravada Buddhist teachings on the relationship between nirvana and samsara, focusing on Buddhist theory of mind, the nature and operations of karma, and Buddhist theoretical philosophy and psychology (abhidharma).
This text offers an in-depth presentation that goes beyond an introduction of principles of mindfulness meditation to an appreciation of the full theoretical understanding and morality that are the foundation of Buddhist psychological practice.

Published: September 2012
Length: 250 pdf pages (A4: 8.26" x 11.69")
ISBNs: 978-1-938459-03-0; 978-1-938459-07-8

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One More Time
A Journey of Love and Loss
Gloria Fox

One More Time: A Journey of Love and Loss is a testament to the value of pursuing one’s dreams even in the face of doubts and trying conditions. The story that unfolds will appeal to readers who have faced choices that demanded a belief in their own strength and convictions, and who wondered whether it is possible to find a relationship that can endure a lifetime.
Gloria Fox reveals wisdom gained over more than eighty years, from her traumatic childhood in a remote mining town in northern Ontario; from her marriage to a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, which opened up opportunities and experiences neither could have ever imagined; and from the overwhelming grief that accompanied the loss of her husband after nearly sixty years of marriage.

Published: January 2016
Length: 230 pdf pages (6" x 9")
ISBNs: 978-1-938459-45-0; 978-1-938459-47-4

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Peace and War and Peace
The Heart in Transformation
Second edition
Mitchell D. Ginsberg

Peace and War and Peace offers poetic landscapes of the feeling, experiencing mind (the heart-mind) in vignette sketches (lyrical poems), presenting its vision of life with articulate, powerful specificity: word drawings of consciousness and its transformations through mundane joy & rage, peace & war, agitation & calm, annoyance & good will, to grounded and open-hearted understanding.
Encouraging a compassionate appreciation of the difficulties that people experience, both in times of peace and especially in times of war, this collection seeks to illustrate these realities, inviting the promising shift to a more harmonious world.

Published: February 2015
Length: 208 pdf pages (6'' x 9'')
ISBNs: 978-1-938459-54-2; 978-1-938459-56-6

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The Philadelphia Metals
A Poem Sequence
Second edition
Wendy Ruthroff

Award-winning in England and now available in its first US edition, this extended poem offers up the creative, witty, and dear story of the Metal family, Noemi and Orwen and little Li, told with playful British humor.

Published: April 2012
Length: 28 pdf pages (6'' x 9'')
ISBNs: 978-1-938459-02-3; 978-1-938459-05-4

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Psychotherapy Tales
The Making of a Family Therapist
With Foreword by Maurizio Andolfi, MD.
Aldo Gurgone

Psychotherapy: is it science or is it art? This is a vexing question, and I am sure there is no definitive answer. Psychotherapy is not just something that the therapist does. Psychotherapy is a process between therapist and clients. It is something that involves a relationship between them. It requires trust, honesty, hope, resilience, belief, commitment, and preparation to work together. The process often starts with the therapist being seen by the clients to have knowledge and skills, whereas the clients often start from a position of helplessness, impotence, and failure. However, as time passes, the input from the clients becomes more and more important. The clients’ strengths and competence need to be acknowledged, encouraged, and integrated in the process of therapy.
This book provides examples of the fascinating and exciting work I have been honoured to share with a range of clients: individuals, couples, and families. I want to offer this work to help take the mystique out of the process of psychotherapy.

Published: October 2018
Length: 136 pdf pages (6'' x 9'')
ISBNs: 978-1-938459-69-6; 978-1-938459-72-6

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A Quarter Inch from My Heart
A Memoir
Kevin Scott Hall

When a near stranger contacts the author in New York City after Hurricane Katrina, Hall decides to invite him in as a roommate until he “gets back on his feet.” That never happens, and over two and a half years, as the relationship deepens, the questions about the new friend’s past only grow in number.
The author battles between compassion and tough love, between trust and suspicion. Through all of this, Hall also examines his own past and the difficulties he overcame that gave him strength.
This memoir invites us to ask: Having experienced an almost fatal wounding of our hearts, can we still open our hearts to allow in the love that heals? Can we find hope that transcends the tragedies of our lives?

Published: April 2014
Length: 214 pdf pages (7" x 10")
ISBNs: 978-1-938459-24-5; 978-1-938459-32-0

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The Responsive Universe
Illumination of the Nine Mandalas
John C. Bader

The Responsive Universe is a handbook to self-discovery. Within these pages are refreshing and insightful revelations, exercises, meditations, and daily-life practices designed to help the reader find happiness in a world of indifference, leading to transformations in our thinking and acting, and to an awareness of our True Nature and the quantum energy that drives this conscious and instinctual Universe.
The Responsive Universe illuminates a path of mindfulness and clarity with the goal of suffering less and connecting to the voice within that speaks wisdom and truth.

Published: October 2014
Length: 212 pdf pages (6" x 9")
ISBNs: 978-1-938459-28-3; 978-1-938459-35-1

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Sacred Outrage
A Seasoned Woman’s Guide to Soulful Citizen Action
With Foreword by Andrew Harvey.
Mary Knapp

Sacred Outrage: A Seasoned Woman’s Guide to Soulful Citizen Action is a call to action and a how-to manual for seasoned women to step up into leadership roles and positions of influence in local communities, mobilizing other citizens of all ages into soulful action, bringing about the changes needed to live in a world that is healthy, successful, and sustainable.
Sacred Outrage uses a holistic systems approach that brings together all our interconnected and interdependent sectors of civil society to work towards addressing our challenges: government, non-governmental organizations, business, faith communities, educators, the media, the arts, and private citizens.
Soulful citizen activists are those who come passionately alive in their communities, building relationships, networking, communicating, collaborating, and getting things done, weaving together the well-being of mates, children, families, workplaces, communities, and the environment, reorienting humans to our true and natural position in the world, and in the unfolding universe.

Published: October 2015
Length: 144 pdf pages (6" x 9")
ISBNs: 978-1-938459-58-0; 978-1-938459-61-0

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Shadow of a Myth
The Story of Che’s Nephew in Cuba
Martín Guevara with Adrianne Miller

Five years after the death of Che Guevara, the author’s family left Argentina and emigrated to Cuba. Martín was ten.
Once in Cuba, Martín was expected to be like his mythic uncle. Not sharing his uncle’s temperament or political ideas, however, Martín rebelled, becoming a dissident in the Cuba his uncle had helped define, creating significant problems for him and his family.
Shadow of a Myth is the story of Martín and the Guevara family, and of Martín’s years of struggle coming of age in Fidel’s Cuba.

Published: May 2014
Length: 220 pdf pages (6" x 9")
ISBNs: 978-1-938459-37-5; 978-1-938459-40-5

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Teen Voices
Tales from Family Therapy
Maurizio Andolfi and Anna Mascellani

Teen Voices: Tales from Family Therapy addresses violent behavior, bullying, drug-addiction, reactive depression, eating disorders, and suicide attempts in adolescence, from a systemic developmental perspective.
We consider the family as the main resource for resolving children’s problems (or symptoms), the larger goal of therapy being change of inter-generational distortions producing these symptoms. The model of therapy is experiential; the therapist, plays an active role: direct, authentic, emphatic, staying close to the family’s pain and despair, and responding positively to their hope and desire for change.
Creating a therapeutic alliance with the adolescent and exploring relevant family events, we employ provocation, support, humor, metaphors, curiosity, playfulness, self-disclosure, and sculpting. Family of origin, siblings, friends, pets, community members, and hospital workers are consultants in the sessions, expanding the social resources of the family searching for emotional support and solidarity.

Published: November 2013
Length: 222 pdf pages (6'' x 9'')
ISBNs: 978-1-938459-27-6; 978-1-938459-30-6; 978-1-938459-34-4

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Voice of the Soul
A Call to Action
Andrew R. Sadock

A synopsis of personal transformation. Three types of activity that access the wisdom of the soul are presented and discussed, taking into consideration dreams, intuition, synchronicity, and miracles. The presentation reveals one’s unique life purpose and life service.

Published: July 2017
Length: 168 pdf pages (6'' x 9'')
ISBN: 978-1-938459-41-2

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Map of the World as Known (circa 1565 C.E.)